Hello.
I'm Mike Russell from musicradiocreative.com
This app provides the answer to a question that people have
been asking me since my channel begun.
How do I remove vocals or isolate vocals in a music track?
Okay, let's get into it.
This app is available for both iOS and Android.
It's Moises.ai, and you can download it using the link in
the description to this video.
It's really, really cool.
And I don't say that lightly.
It uses artificial intelligence not only to isolate vocals, but
also isolate the music and create karaoke tracks.
And what's more, you can even set it to isolate certain
instruments like the drum track and the bass for instance.
Let's give it a go on one of our music radio creative jingle.
So here's the app.
And I loaded the jingle in earlier.
Let's play it.
Now, this is the jingle in its entirety playing along at the
moment.
But what I can do is I can click very quickly and isolate
just to the drum track,
which is pretty awesome.
I can also bring in the bass.
And if I want, I can bring back the vocals,
and isolate them, bring the music in,
and we've got our very own instrumental track.
I mean, it's absolutely stunning the kind of stuff you
can do.
Now, this track will loop round and round, and you'll see that
it's also calling out the chords as it plays the music
along on the app, which is an awesome feature.
If you want to find dilate, you can also fade stuff in and out
using the faders here.
So sometimes, if you want to preserve the quality of a track,
for instance, you don't want to mute out the bass or the drums
entirely.
You can just fade them down to about 10% or 20%.
And that's the start of things.
Now, it is a free app, but you can pay for the Premium, and
probably Yearly represents the best value.
New features are being added monthly, and it's a really
great app that I'm enjoying using.
Now I didn't stop there.
I also used the computer version.
It works inside a web browser.
You can upload tracks here.
And not only do they have track separation but there's also
mastering, which is currently in BETA if you want to master
your music tracks.
So when you select to upload a file, you can also choose...
Well, do I want to just separate the vocals in the music?
Or do I want to really break it down into vocals, bass, drums,
and even piano and other stuff?
All of that stuff is available.
Back in the mobile app library.
I can click into the MRC jingle and export the stems or audio
mix.
I also have the ability to share stems, or the final mix
with others via social media, messaging, email and so on.
Let's get back to isolating vocals in the app.
And you have to agree that's amazing isolation!
Let's bring the drums back in,
and the bass
and everything else,
and then mute out the vocals.
Oh, my goodness!
That is absolutely crazy!
Now, I want to give this service to go with tracks that
we all know and love.
Unfortunately, I'd get a copyright claim if I did that
without using a service I like called Lickd.
Lickd allow me to pick out popular tracks like "Remember"
from Becky Hill and David Guetta,
and also "Wellerman" as well.
Let's try them and see how they work in the Moises.ai app.
And then I want to get rid of the Becky Hill vocals.
And there's your instrumental track.
So if you want to practice singing along, or you want to
remove the drums
and do your own drumming along to it, you can do that.
Or solo the drums and bring the vocals back.
Pretty cool stuff.
Here's the "Wellerman" track that I also licensed via Lickd
so I could use it in this particular example video.
We can get rid of the vocals again.
Amazing!
Solo the drums.
Absolutely insane!
Bring some bass and everything else.
The iOS and Android app is a free download with an optional
Premium upgrade that I highly recommend to you getting to try
out on your own tracks, your own music, your own jingles,
and see what you can create.
Click the link in the description to download the app
for free.
Remember, of course, before you upload something publicly to
check the copyright laws in your region and territory, make
sure you don't get hit with a copyright claim, and you stick
to the right side of the law when it comes to playing and
manipulating music tracks.
But in your own home with this app, have a load of fun.
And let me know how you get on in the comments down below.